S&B .22 LR Club is a rimfire cartridge with a 2.60-gram (40-grain) lead round nose bullet, designed for regular training and target shooting.
S&B .22 LR Club is a rimfire cartridge with a 2.60-gram (40-grain) lead round nose bullet, designed for regular training and target shooting. The Club series combines a bullet with consistent shape and mass, reliable operation, and an economical price point. Suitable for use with .22 LR caliber rifles .22 LR caliber pistols Regular shooting range training Target shooting Sport shooting Practicing shooting technique For beginners and experienced shooters Bolt-action, semi-automatic, and other firearms with a suitable chamber High-volume training sessions Why choose S&B .22 LR Club? 2.60 g or 40 gr LRN lead bullet Round-nosed, non-expanding bullet design Graphite-coated lead bullet Bullet mass tolerance ±0.02 g Uniformly manufactured bullet shape Velocity at 5 m: 325 m/s Energy at 5 m: 135 J Ballistic coefficient G1 0.110 Manufacturer-rated reliable operation Economical choice for regular training 50 cartridges per box Technical data Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Ignition system: rimfire Bullet type: LRN or Lead Round Nose Bullet construction: homogeneous round-nosed lead bullet Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet mass: 2.60 g / 40 gr Bullet coating: graphite Bullet mass tolerance: ±0.02 g Sectional density: 0.143 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.110 Case material: CuZn 30 brass +P load: no Test barrel length: 700 mm Manufacturer-rated features: reliable and economical Main use: training and target shooting Ballistic data At 5 m: 325 m/s and 135 J At 50 m: 295 m/s and 111 J The manufacturer's ballistic values are measured with a 700 mm test barrel. Actual velocity and energy may vary depending on barrel length, firearm design, ammunition batch, and environmental conditions. Package contents Cartridges per box: 50 Boxes per transport case: 100 Cartridges per transport case: 5000 Transport case weight: 18.4 kg Frequently Asked Questions What does LRN mean? LRN means Lead Round Nose. The bullet has no metal jacket and is not designed for controlled expansion. Is S&B .22 LR Club a supersonic cartridge? The manufacturer states a velocity of 325 m/s at five meters. This is below the speed of sound under normal conditions, but actual velocity depends on barrel length, temperature, and ammunition batch. The manufacturer does not label this load as a separate Subsonic model. How does Club differ from the HV load? Club is a moderate velocity training cartridge with a velocity of 325 m/s at five meters. HV or High Velocity loads are faster and may produce different recoil, noise level, and point of impact. Is the cartridge suitable for semi-automatic firearms? It may be suitable, but rimfire ammunition performance depends on the specific firearm, magazine, and recoil system. Before purchasing in larger quantities, it is advisable to test the cartridge in your firearm. Can a .22 LR cartridge be used in a .22 WMR firearm? No. .22 LR and .22 WMR are cartridges with different dimensions and are not interchangeable. Only ammunition matching the firearm’s caliber marking should be used. Does the LRN bullet expand on impact? The LRN bullet is not designed for controlled expansion. If a specifically deforming bullet is needed, a suitable HP load should be selected. When is S&B .22 LR Club the right choice? This cartridge is suitable for shooters seeking an economical .22 LR load with a 40-grain round-nosed lead bullet for regular training. The Club version is a practical choice for target shooting, practicing shooting technique, and high-volume range days. If the goal is the quietest possible shot with a suppressor, a specifically Subsonic-designated load should be preferred. For semi-automatic firearms or maximum accuracy, different cartridges should be compared in the specific firearm. Expert recommendation .22 LR firearms can react very differently to various types of ammunition. To assess suitability, shoot several groups of at least five shots each and compare group size, point of impact, and firearm reliability. If switching from another manufacturer or a different bullet coating to S&B Club, the first shots may have a slightly different point of impact. Before evaluating accuracy, it is advisable to fire a few test shots and check the results at your usual shooting distance. Economical .22 LR training cartridge S&B .22 LR Club 2.60 g combines the classic 40-grain LRN lead bullet, reliable operation, and a velocity suitable for regular target shooting. The 50 cartridges per box make this a practical choice for both recreational and sport shooters.
S&B .22 LR Club is a rimfire cartridge with a 2.60-gram (40-grain) lead round nose bullet, designed for regular training and target shooting. The Club series combines a bullet with consistent shape and mass, reliable operation, and an economical price point. Suitable for use with .22 LR caliber rifles .22 LR caliber pistols Regular shooting range training Target shooting Sport shooting Practicing shooting technique For beginners and experienced shooters Bolt-action, semi-automatic, and other firearms with a suitable chamber High-volume training sessions Why choose S&B .22 LR Club? 2.60 g or 40 gr LRN lead bullet Round-nosed, non-expanding bullet design Graphite-coated lead bullet Bullet mass tolerance ±0.02 g Uniformly manufactured bullet shape Velocity at 5 m: 325 m/s Energy at 5 m: 135 J Ballistic coefficient G1 0.110 Manufacturer-rated reliable operation Economical choice for regular training 50 cartridges per box Technical data Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Ignition system: rimfire Bullet type: LRN or Lead Round Nose Bullet construction: homogeneous round-nosed lead bullet Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet mass: 2.60 g / 40 gr Bullet coating: graphite Bullet mass tolerance: ±0.02 g Sectional density: 0.143 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.110 Case material: CuZn 30 brass +P load: no Test barrel length: 700 mm Manufacturer-rated features: reliable and economical Main use: training and target shooting Ballistic data At 5 m: 325 m/s and 135 J At 50 m: 295 m/s and 111 J The manufacturer's ballistic values are measured with a 700 mm test barrel. Actual velocity and energy may vary depending on barrel length, firearm design, ammunition batch, and environmental conditions. Package contents Cartridges per box: 50 Boxes per transport case: 100 Cartridges per transport case: 5000 Transport case weight: 18.4 kg Frequently Asked Questions What does LRN mean? LRN means Lead Round Nose. The bullet has no metal jacket and is not designed for controlled expansion. Is S&B .22 LR Club a supersonic cartridge? The manufacturer states a velocity of 325 m/s at five meters. This is below the speed of sound under normal conditions, but actual velocity depends on barrel length, temperature, and ammunition batch. The manufacturer does not label this load as a separate Subsonic model. How does Club differ from the HV load? Club is a moderate velocity training cartridge with a velocity of 325 m/s at five meters. HV or High Velocity loads are faster and may produce different recoil, noise level, and point of impact. Is the cartridge suitable for semi-automatic firearms? It may be suitable, but rimfire ammunition performance depends on the specific firearm, magazine, and recoil system. Before purchasing in larger quantities, it is advisable to test the cartridge in your firearm. Can a .22 LR cartridge be used in a .22 WMR firearm? No. .22 LR and .22 WMR are cartridges with different dimensions and are not interchangeable. Only ammunition matching the firearm’s caliber marking should be used. Does the LRN bullet expand on impact? The LRN bullet is not designed for controlled expansion. If a specifically deforming bullet is needed, a suitable HP load should be selected. When is S&B .22 LR Club the right choice? This cartridge is suitable for shooters seeking an economical .22 LR load with a 40-grain round-nosed lead bullet for regular training. The Club version is a practical choice for target shooting, practicing shooting technique, and high-volume range days. If the goal is the quietest possible shot with a suppressor, a specifically Subsonic-designated load should be preferred. For semi-automatic firearms or maximum accuracy, different cartridges should be compared in the specific firearm. Expert recommendation .22 LR firearms can react very differently to various types of ammunition. To assess suitability, shoot several groups of at least five shots each and compare group size, point of impact, and firearm reliability. If switching from another manufacturer or a different bullet coating to S&B Club, the first shots may have a slightly different point of impact. Before evaluating accuracy, it is advisable to fire a few test shots and check the results at your usual shooting distance. Economical .22 LR training cartridge S&B .22 LR Club 2.60 g combines the classic 40-grain LRN lead bullet, reliable operation, and a velocity suitable for regular target shooting. The 50 cartridges per box make this a practical choice for both recreational and sport shooters.
